Frederick County Assessor Board Bill Advances in Legislature
The Frederick County assessor board bill nears Gov signature after passing House and Senate in original form. Debates over member names, county allocations, and street maintenance funding feature prominently, with amendments reducing salaries and altering incorporated towns’ shares. The income tax constitutional amendment and tax reassessment timing also await final action.
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Mulalay
Tne
Assessors Board
Penate de Funk
Hrunswich
Frederick
Funk
LeGore
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Delrat
T Searety
Secu
Sears Huis
del Fate Funk
Huta
House
Cecl
Cecil County
Wall
State’s Attorneys Association
Veederick
Charles & Houck, Jr
May Reforest 660 Acres of Maryland Land Plan
College Park Md April 6 It is hoped about 160 acres will be reforested on Maryland farms through the Soil Conservation Service spring program State Co-ordinator O C Bruce says Tree planting has begun on the salt conservation project near Hagerstown and plans call for about 142000 nursery seedlings and 50 conifers on cooperating farms weather permitting Farmers seek many tree varieties and forest experts select species suited to each site to prevent soil loss on sloping land In property sales recorded section several deeds show transfers of homes and farms including a 1000 dollar sale at Market Street a 6500 dollar Magnolia Avenue property and an acre farm near Woodsboro
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College Park
Maryland
Soil Conservation Service
C Bruce
Hagerstown
Bruce
Addie C. Woerner
Leonard
Cheorge Hes
Bk Lewis
Til Worth
Market Street
Wileikham O Kolty
Albert M. Coblenty
Magnolia Avenue
Marriage Licenses Rise as Building Projects Spur Activity
Officials report a rise in marriage licenses during the first quarter as construction activity and local ventures surge. February and March show higher totals than last year, with notable home building and library project funding, though overall city operations dipped about 200 dollars from the prior year. April and May are expected to temper the boom once new residency declarations take effect.
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Cooner
Yohantes National Bank
Jamar
Februare
Une Wary
Pellcuary
Danitary
Marcel
Pobrtary
Marel
Marely
Two Given Life Terms For Armed Robbery Case
Charleston suspects Kirby and Gingell received life terms after pleading to second degree armed robbery and abduction charges tied to a December bank robbery in Wikkon. Co defendant William Bo faces execution notes as a separate case unfolds. Comets are described amid unrelated science details.
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Charlerton
Joseph Barby
Lawrenin Gingell
Kiris
Baltianne
Gingell
Kemongton
Sudanmhart
William Bo Fcat
Four Corners
Mursders
Dellman Charlesprom Stresmia
Kirby
Gaadis
Robbins
Wikkon
Charleston
Harold Asasto
S Collett
Gargell
Doub Re-elected as Town Burgess in Close Vote
In Ruddletown, George G. L. Doub secured his twenty fourth term as Burgess by a narrow margin of 22 votes over Fo Walter Voachies. The election also saw Dr Frank C. Ravn and others contend for town commissioner seats, with several candidates receiving a mix of high and low tallies. Voting occurred Monday afternoon at Memorial Hall, with James A. Pater as judge and Charles K. Rhoderick as clerk. The new officials will convene soon to organize for the year ahead.
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Burgess George GL. Doub
Ruddletown
Walter Voachies
Burgess Doub
Deadhley
Burgess
Sh Ogievtt
Thargess Daub
Poarhtor
Homt
Beachley
Burgers
Board of
Down Commissioners
Jie Tas
Fettis Et Halter
Lot
Halter
Dollowers
Aimee Reed
Reed
Dr. Prank C. Ravn
Tn Bets Eon
W. Ledyard Rudy
Joop
Memorial Hall
James A. Pater
Charles K. Rhoderick
HD Koogle
Fred M Hollmin
M Frank Holter
Mother and Daughter Freed On Larceny Count
A mother and daughter were arraigned on larceny charges in Police Court Monday before Justice Walter E Sinn. A pocketbook containing about 1945 and other items valued at 28 were allegedly stolen from a local store. The Palmers denied the theft, and no possession of the pocketbook was proven. The State sought dismissal after conference. Six youths from East South Street faced court for neighborhood disturbances. Juvenile Court action referred. Elizabeth Urich forfeited 250 collateral for disorderly conduct. Frank Proctor and Adrian Makel forfeited 250 collateral each for drunkenness and fighting respectively.
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Walter E Sinn
Te Andresse
Mabel G. Pater
Mabel Bo Palomer
Adele S. Fleming
Flonang
Carty
Smith
Eer Allen Mccleary
Juvenile Court
Elizabeth Urich
Allin Bartgis
Frank Proctor
Chas Riumenauce
Adrian Makel
Peter Ros
Chief Watts
Robert Staley
May Line Up Balkan States Against Italy
The Associated Press reports Britain and France may rally Balkan nations to oppose Italy if Mussolini quits the non intervention pact over Spain. A Paris source notes Spanish insurgents claim gains on the northern front and warns Italy could use such a move to break the accord, while the plan hinges on Italy’s willingness to cooperate and on land and naval control measures not yet enacted.
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Italy
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Haries
Weitam
Prince
Harts
Europe
Laly
Slayer Irwin Mysteriously Named In Easter Murders
New York police closed the city as they hunted Robert Irwin a 29 year old sculptor and former student at St Lawrence University for the triple murder of Veronien Gedeon her mother and Frank Byrnes. Investigators said revenge against Ronnie and her mother motivated the crime. Irwin traced to Canton Virginia on Good Friday then to a one week wage room on Lind Street near the police station.
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New York
Robert Irwin
St Lawrence University
Rockland County Hospital
John A. Evons
Veronien Gedeon
Byrnes
Boen
Mals
Ronnie
Mary
Ethel
George Kudner
Long Island City
Irwin
Canton
Lind Street
April Showers Bring City Rain and Warm Night
April showers returned for a day, delivering the first meaningful rainfall in over two weeks and continuing into the night. The city recorded a total of AB inches with a high of 58 degrees and a mild low, ending a dry spell and easing dusty streets.
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Dane
AB Ineh
Kicked by Horse Injures Soldier at Fort Myer Pageant
Private Delbert S Null, 21, son of John WuNay, Sustains a broken left ankle after being kicked by a horse during the Hoof Prints pageant at Fort Myer last Saturday. He expects six weeks in base hospital. The event featured hundreds of horses and was sponsored by a Washington society.
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Delbert S Null
John WooNay
Washengterr Sattert
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Calvary
Bort Alger Way
Fort Myer
Null
Genghis Khan
Sas
Washington Society Bast Ween
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